Alec Bohm stood in the somber visitors' clubhouse shortly after the Phillies’ season ended in October and expressed confidence in his future with the organization. “I know where I’ll be next year,” the third baseman said.

After washing out in the first round of the playoffs, the Phillies are no longer the top dogs of the National League. The Los Angeles Dodgers are defending World Series champions, while the New York Mets just landed a generational talent in Juan Soto. Plus, the Atlanta Braves and San Diego Padres are lurking.

The Philadelphia Phillies offered All-Star third baseman Alec Bohm to the Seattle Mariners in exchange for one of their top pitchers.

Is Bohm closer to an All-Star or an Average Joe? Multiple evaluators opined this week that the Phillies might be overvaluing him on the trade market.

After Day 2 of the Winter Meetings, Corey Seidman catches up with Phillies manager, Rob Thomson, to discuss the Jordan Romano addition, Alec Bohm rumors, and why he believes in the current roster construction.

Phillies manager Rob Thomson joins MLB Tonight to discuss the team's offseason approach, next season's outlook and more

Wholesale changes may be coming for a Philadelphia Phillies team that, despite coming off a 95-win season and the NL East crown, flamed out of the postseason in the NLDS in 2024 — their worst playoff finish of the past three seasons.

Rob Thomson reached out to Alec Bohm this week to ease his mind amid trade rumors. "I think this is probably the first time he's gone through something like this."

Phillies manager Rob Thomson vouched for Alec Bohm at the MLB Winter Meetings and said the club isn't shopping the third baseman. They are getting calls on him though.

The Philadelphia Phillies have been looking for a trade partner to move Alec Bohm following an All-Star season. The New York Yankees need help in the hot corner and could bring him to the Bronx.